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Irish Hypnosis is one of the few hypnosis companies in Ireland that can claim to significantly reduce, if not totally eliminate negative symptoms associated with panic attacks after one single session!

Carlow town will finally have a special unit for pupils with Autistic Spectrum Disorders from January 2009.

Alcoholics Anonymous in the Galway West area will hold its 34th annual convention at the Galway Bay Hotel from tomorrow (Friday) to Sunday.

Saplings school in Mullingar is among 26 nationwide projects for children with autism which is to receive funding of €10,000 through the AIB Better Ireland Programme.

Local Fine Fåil councillor John Coonan, has recently retired from almost four decades working as a psychiatric nurse with the HSE in Kikenny.

Nurses from Kilkenny travelling to Australia this year are being urged to avail of interviews taking place in the county early next month. ICE Group has been appointed by the New South Wales Department of Health to recruit 150 Irish registered psychiatric nurses for a new forensic hospital in Sydney.

There is a consistent demand for the services offered to young people at the Aislinn Centre in Ballyragget according to its recently launched annual report for 2007 which details facts and figures about the centre.

Panic attacks are terrifying and can happen without warning or reason. They are characterised by sudden fear and extreme nervousness along with the sense of going crazy or losing control.

Learning difficulties such as dyslexia, ADD, ADHD and autism are affecting thousands of children all over Ireland. These children are awaiting proper assessment with regard to their conditions, in the hope that treatment can be provided to enable them to overcome their difficulties.

Plans are in the pipeline to open a diagnostic centre in the west next year for children with autism.